Suspected lieutenant commanding in Galapagar (Madrid) and is responsible for guarding the home of Pablo Iglesias, then vice-president of the central government, and Irene Montero, Minister for Equality. After the decision to put a single agent in the chalet, at a time when smears were widespread around the home of both members of the central government, the lieutenant wanted to change his target and left the capital of Spain San Pedro del Pinatar.
In the coastal town, the commander, the lieutenant commander of the main outpost, he has another clear front: six of his subordinates accused him of embezzlement.
According to the minutes they prepared and brought to the attention of their superiors, they saw it and even some neighbors recorded it. He specifically used a bicycle seized in an operation in the spring.
As stated in the complaint reached by this newspaper, in March this year the Civil Guards carried out an action. Various tools believed to be stolen and two bicycles were seized.Detainee in the archives of the main outpost of San Pedro del Pinatar.
This summer, agents began to observe that their superiors own one of these two bikes for their use and enjoyment,”after using it, keep it at your private address located in the mansion building of San Pedro’s main outpost”He details the letter and adds that “the keys to the file in the door guard box are no longer there.”
Some residents of Marmenor municipality took pictures of their superiors on bicycles with their cell phones and said: He was in custody and on judicial order. In these videos, the lieutenant is seen arriving home in the aforementioned two-wheeled vehicle in his sports suit.
Complainants, Commander-in-Chief He is “the person responsible for the surveillance of objects seized by Civil Guard agents”. In addition to the letter, they provide a USB with videos and photos of the alleged crime.
Likewise, they assure many residents of the town that they have seen this commander on the bike in question and can prove that it is the same one seized in the operation in March. They think they can trust thirty witnesses.
The six agents who signed the case suspect that: The lieutenant may be committing a crime: embezzlement. With the aggravation required by its position.
Body Response
To this newspaper’s questions, They confirm from the District Civil Guard that they are aware of the issue. and that the proceedings were referred to the relevant Court of Investigation, which in this case belonged to San Javier.
Regarding the possibility of taking some disciplinary action against the lieutenant, the Corps explains: This possible sanction will be discussed when Justice decides on the matter.